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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
SEATTLE ". t, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY II. 1887

ssnssisA ~ asssasa 10 eais Berlin
sEd - 70 AHeRisa,
Tka eAisf tspis q inssrass n BsElin,
aftaR tha Frslah nsinasian. b tha IN
eoanaRg 6spEealnkion e. RasEIan UsoakA.
Tka 60 a - resa.snissd 81 bush pe.
Ht3eal and fnanefal eirelas that The
b1t haa . deaEfts eHsEiM fnnpiEati1a
snd ia q eaxs q he aoVsrnzsnais cam
HARn o. Fstaiiafian against the Pra8-
@an anti German seonemia pQliey.
DarinR ths laaA fortnieha ths fail %
k4@lan sesnFitiss 0f oil isanea averaged
fnlly ) pr eant. Ths fan vo1la have
been sFsn grsatsE but fer The reeeaps
% soDe Sep ordezB and of9ers 70
1ug the1a combined for Q tine TO SAP
tho decline. eince Monday iAfge par
enases have been made daily hg the
ka1u9an 0oVsEnnenk- These purchases.
howevses have proved insufieient %
eheok Tie salas. and even today when
3ee BouFns was at its 69llest. invoStsrs
combined 70 unload their Rnslian hold
mas ID large quantities.. causing stfll
further dselins In peisaA The cham
pio1s Of Raasian seearisiAe aaknnBi-
edRed Themselves bea1sn. and aosspt
ne sisuaiio1 with The bet <Tsas p9s-
sIole. Iha @@saIeEs are convinced that
tg@ sales of these Russian securities
WI not cease until they fall even Be-
neath the present notpfual value, when
LondcE ana PaTia viii show readiness
to ahaoEh then.
This esonamis dnsl betasen Paris
end Beslin dee not nennaims seen
30 aReea the politi4mf relations of Berlin
and 81 PsseEEbang, bat efncisl adviees
On the contrary give s1peessi0n 30 the
exaspeRation Of ths ministers Of the Gar
a. the decisive check which Russian
srsdit has expsFisnsed. Il has svea put
= stop 30 the negotiations Of the new
oonVeeaion loan, which vas contem-
plated on 9 RigaHtic scale and which
he R0vernmsnt hoped to effect
Ihroneh German capitalists. thus plac-
ne The finances Of RnSsiA On 9 sound
1asis. The RRssian application 20 the |
Paris Rothschilcs % take 1r the hnan- |
,ial projects dropped By toe German
lo1ses will not succeed.
The return Of the economie friend
hip will not be assisted By the latest |
fu sian order dismissinR eli Germans |
mployed Ia commercial and banking /
lrms In Riga, 81. Petersburg, Moscow
nd elsewhere in Russia, Scr the Gov /!
rument's refusal 10 sdopt the concur.
ent edies Of the professors Of DcFpat
University, that d would Be unWiss
eneefaFth 10 exact exclusively the ase
( the Russian language in classes,
'hioh refusal caused the professors,
Eithont exoaption. TO resign. The en-
oEcament Of the Govcrnment's edics
MI be postponed foF thFee years, bat
fteE that the last German school In the
'altie provinces viii be extinguished.
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STOLEN CERTIFTeATEA.

TEE TREASURY DKPAnTaGEET NOTIFIED or
THE CERTIFICATES STOLEN FRoM
TIE PoRr TowEsKHD oRTTCK.
WAsHrSaroS, JHiy 1G.-The Treasury
Department is informed that Q number
Of bIank Chinese certificates were re-
Gently stolen from the Custom House at
Port Townsend, W. T., and that many
Of them have been sold or otherwise
DISPOSED of for the purpose Of enabling
Ohinamen to enter the United States
in violation Of Law. InstFuctiohs have
been sent 10 the Customs Officers at
0Rdenshurc, N. T.; Suspension Bridge.
N. T.; Buffalo, N. Y; Detroit, Mich;
Duluth, Mimi; Chicago, Ill.,; Burltng-
ten, VI; Plattsbure, N. y. Port HnFon,
Mich., and Sc. Vincent, MIMI, 20 care
fuIly scrutinize ell certificates presented
By Ohinamen entering their Districts
BY way Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way, and IL any Of the stolen csrti6.
Gates ere found among them to deny
entry 10 the holders Of all snoh certth-
Gates. When these certificates are
found they will be cancelled and re
turned TO the Collector at Port Town
send.
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gUIx INSTITUTED AaAnGI HRTBE 0IvKa
1oR DAMAGE 70 ANoTHxR's
nKPUTATIoN.

sUIx NsTTTUTKD AaATHET 4 BRINE OWE
ron DAMAGE TO AN0THxa's
MKPUTATIoN.
San FRANCISCO, July l6.-Ffank W.
Northey has commenced suit here
against RobOEt +. Morrow 10 recover
e62 900 for services alleged 10 have been
Headered. NoFthey was convicted re-
Gently Of attempting - hribe The jury
In the case oommsn0ed By tbs widow Of
EDWARD Wright agStnst the 9eaTy
Street. Railway OompAny 10 recover
damages for the death Of her husband,
be having bsen killed thFo12h the negIi-
gence Of that company. This vas sup
posed to end tSe matter 30 far az
NoEthey is concerned, but be nov com
mences the present suit against Morrow,
a prominent stockholder OF the 0cary
Street. Railroad, and charges him with
being an instigatoF Of the attempted
bribery.
Northey was owner Of Q butcher shop
and says that Morrow come 60 him, Of
feFing him $1,000 for cash juror obtain
able. After his conviction, Northey says,
hia business was ruined a. everybody
pointed at him a. Q jury 6xer. He says
be went 10 Morrow, who gave him
5000, but NoFthey says this doee not In
any sense reeompense for the Injury In
hicted upon him In business and per-
sonAl way, oWing to the reputation be
has achieved and be therefore snes 10
recover the amount stated. Morrow ia
absent from the city.
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HALE A MILLIOS.
DAMAGES oAUsED BY LARaK FIhK IN
NKW YoRK CITY.

DAMAGES oAUsED BY A LARaH FIRK IN
NKW YoRK CITY.
NEW YoRK, July ia 6Fe vas dis
covered about o'clock this morning in
the Eve story brick dwelling Of the Met
ropolitan storage warehouse In Thirty
eighth street, between Broadway and
Sixth Avenue. In q few minutes the
flames mounted up through the stFuc-
ture, finding ready food In the light
stuff stored therein. Before the fire.
men arrived the whole place Was q rag
ing furnace. The warehouses formed
an IL" within which stood the Casino,
and for while Il was feared that the
beautiful temple Of light opera wonld
be In ashes, bot Il wes saved by the
strenuous Efforts Of the firemen.
TIE Hotel Normandy, which Is quite
near, the sparks dropping ses 10 on FIRE,
and the guests we're hnfriedly sum.
moned 10 leave. The IRE was soon ex
tingaished, however, and the gaests
being treasured vent back 20 their
rooms. Soon after the hremen had got
30 work on the storage warehouse ter
rife exploaion occurred. and seven Ere
men were blown through the windows
10 the street. All Of them we're serious
ly burned. The business vas conducted
BY Solou Ridabocke, and the bUildinQl
and land property belonged to The
Gollet estate. Damage estimated al
half q million dollars.
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PYRAMIDS o. am KIaR And BGAcK cLouDs
% sHoEB RnogB E1oM TIE nAu-
nnkD oaExzzzcE.
81. 1noAks (Ont.l, Juls 1e.-Ths
ioaa ai1artsf esSaskaas q nEhstesn; and
injured about forty. Afker the eollisioE
ooc1gfed tie pas1snGsF8 eommeBced
enaerpina from NE car wfndows, and
every avaiiahle means Of eeFess va
taken aaVaztaas Of. Ths majority ol
TIE cao8eAaetB n lie ear ns1t 10 the
engine have besn get UaA Knginesr
Dounellg Mas fcand IN tha qab ailh his
kana en The lsssR stiil. e. e endsaVor-
ing b make the air brakes work.
To add additional horror % the anai7
the section e the train into watch the
engine Of TIE PASSENGER train pl1need,
consisted Of tWo ears containing twO
tanm Of cr1da and car loadsa with bar
rala of Fehnea oil, and almost before the
pAassnaers heard The crash Of The eol-
hsioa. Il Was fciioaed b. 9 tsemondons
expl0sioa. which ooald Be heard fsE
mileA
PyrAnaids Of red Are aad hlaek esonas
lowered up IN the air, and In q moment
shssts Of hre reached out and envsloped
the cars, dwellings, and warehouses 10
The vicinity. Burning oil was scattered
around In all directions setting IRE 10
GTifin's. coal and salt warehouses,
j. L. Oampbelfs dwelling and other
structures in the vicinity, destroying all
thoge. and causing e Ices Of about
t50,O0o.
The number os casualties reported is
fully 100. No further deaths have been
An Investigation has been
held in regard to the cause Of ths acci-
dant. ID u claimed that the main cause
0f the disaster vas the failure Of the air
brakes 10 work. The track Il nov clear
and the wires viii be in working order
shortly,
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wALLA wALLA CASES.
NorrcH MkDK TO DAarrss TIE oHAn0Es
pEHTxD Bx THn mTKn EtATR cox
NIECE oo1nGTHTnN.

wAszrx0roN, July 16.-A notion
made today 10 dismiss the complaints
Of toe WAlia WaIlA people against the
O.eRon Railway a Navigation Com
pAny Of excessive charges for transpoF-
iatlon Of grain 10 Portland, vas denied
by sha Commission First, becauee the
notice was not given 70 the complain
anita, and seoond, because ita objecs Waa
10 roaeh the merits Of the case and have
them Diseased and paseed apon sum
maTily, instead Of 81 TIE customary
anal bearing.
The Commission closes ils record
upon the matter With Q pagaRraph Of
general inssres4, ~ follows: "A praetiee
ehss 10 ansicipate By motion the anal
hearinR tae Commission did nos
shink advisable. aad w0nid not, thsre-
fore. favor q. It b tie design Of the
Commissioners thaa the pgaetioe and
proeeedines In the Gases befurs them
shall be the simplsss posxibas e0nAisasnt
With iasaice. and thai with0u1 diist0FJ
motions. p3eAs IN abatement OF otAeR
inlsriooEtoEy proeeedineG Ths mates
IL Question may Be hro1ght 70 90 tssae
At toe earliest pEAe1i9able day When Z
Anai ksAKing may Be had feEthWffh,
and all pEuper Quea9io1s vii theD Be
enter9Ained, whethsr iaTiso3ct3onal %
gsinR 20 the merits Of the eo1troyessy,
he WAlla WkilA ezsea are 81 for hear
fnR On OcasbeF 1lth nexk
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card 10 ahaks kaneA AZ 1swssiEIs
abezf Al sh9 inhakiaanka wees a tha
dsp5k, sAlute wnm ered En4 the PEesi-
deaf stspRed dgpn % tks pszAfnEm and
Was in1zo1n1e4 - eceA e eg6I4 efoWd
forward In shfee minusaai tine By Poaa-
0az9er BoelEiek. A. OaEshaae q kar9e
crowd wna a2semhlnd and tha depoG
w. kandsnme1y 4oonEatsd AZ 10
Ia party reached WmteEtown.
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RADECAI FREsCHMEx.

POLITICAL VIGILANCE COMMITTEES ORGAN
IZKD-oTKgR ACTIcSs BY TIE
RADIcAIs.
PARrs, Jaly I6.-The Radical Enem-
beFs Of she Chamber Of Deputies have
formed vigilance committee, composed
Of II n. Antoae de La Forge, Clemeceu,
Palletto and others, to watch political
affairs.
lie Petit Journal publishes an extra
circular 10 the effect that they induced
the Patriotic League 20 enter the Radi-
cal party.
Advocate Barron, Of the Court Of Ap-
peals. made his appearance on the
streets here yesterday crying "a has
0revy."
On the night Of the fete some persons
Who we're riding In cabs we're compelled
20 slighf In the streets By the mob:
thoss who declined TO do 30 were foFci-
bly, removed from the vehicles. Hostile
demonstrations were made ct she Ger
man Embassy in Bordeaux, and win
dowa were broken Ia the ofice Of the
local QoVernment organ.
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RoHz TowxEEMD. Jaiy is.-ASFivsd-
BsEksntins GFsse hobsTts.
PoEr DAsc0EER1, 1siy t6.-bAile4-
Brig Daaeon.
Pom LuDLOw. July is.-ArEivsd-
Bsrk 3. o. Biebsn.
P0n7 AHanEOs, July i6.-Ths ship
TsrFidon ts 10 port. Clear. Fresh west
wind.
aan FnkMonsCo, gaiy is.-AFFtged-
6tsamaf 8ta1s 0f California, Poriian4.
CIaarod-Gnap Bohomln. NanAlmo.
Railsd-HsfR Oansnslo, Peri Town-
aends aIeamar Ouinmbia, PoFtlaad;
BaFf LRgamare, PnNsa Boand.
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WAUxH0rUx, yu1s ls--Gos before
ScR Sinee the Was4ingios Oluh has
lssn 9 member q tbe LsAgas has ~
fsam saoeeeded IN Winning four ssraiahi
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rHx PAKrT AUGMENTED nj SuMHE1 or
kKIATTvEs- How N Vas ETcEIVHD
Al po8KsTPuKT.

rHx PAKrI AUGMENTED nj SuMEE1 or
kKIATTvEs- How N Vas EIcEIVED
Al Po8KsTFuET.
UrscA, Juiy ls.-The SPECIAL train Goa
vsyinR the President and party 20 the
T6ouaAnd Isiands lefs Utica 81 the ap-
pointed hour. Secretary and Mrs. Fair
child boarded the train At Utica this
moguinR. Az Hoiland Pslent The party
vas anxmented By Aiss Rose Clsvo-
land. +. l. Yeonans and wife. brothsF-
tn-law and aiateg Of the President, and
Missss Carrie and Mary L Hastings.
Presidsut Oevsi&nd's uieeea.
VINO yTTM EAcH oZHKA-
wkrxxrovN (N. -. July 1e.-Tbs
UuKnmittea ef keoep4io1 st feres1p0Et
waa esnpossd equally o. Rspublieana
SD Ds@ocr&as. the formsF vyinR WITH
ths iattar In eEdaavcFina 10 Uaks the
PrssiAsza's aojo1FD N ne village pleas
ant. Az BooasTslle . erevd ehssrsd
shs PrsmSdsnf and hia wife ~ tney
saood co The rear platform % the eaK.
A. PERI Leyarn crowd Again eheeFed
thsn- AZ Glsn4als q seop vas mads
fog water. and The peopaa crowded for
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DuvKn, July 15.-Ths heavy rain
whieh began yesterday oontinaes un-
abated today. The rain ID general oveE
the State and the streams are full OF
watsF. This viii end the cry Of dFoaaht
froEn sections which have Suffered for
the want Of water, and insure b0un-
tIfus crops from the farming sections.
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srKR1Exa, Col. ,July I5.--Ths dFoaRhs
reports are doing oeslern Colorado oon-
sidegAble damage I've heavy rain
storms visited this locality daring the
PAST week. The eFops and veRsaabies Of
ail kinds ere looking gsmafka5ly zoe.
ewing te the recent heavy fAtna Ihe
farmers all over TIE eOuntEy repoFi Hat
tertng prospeeta
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Travellers Life and Accident.

largest cemPaAy woFd anA the Sess
q "a
80 oes,o0o
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AmsAg TIE lstan4s.

Cars vmoExT IN. ~. July l6.-
when the steamer 81 Lawfenoe, With
the Presidential party, made keF uay 10
the difsosion Of she thousand Isl9nds
Pafk shs net he Canadian steamer
goartsn, from MentEeal 10 Toronlo.
The steamers passed h close proxi1ity,
bot the foreigner made no giRn Of rooog
nition, nOtvithstaBding tho Uni0n
Jack hoassd froEn The b. LawTenoe's
psak. TIE 81. LaSFo1ss paased eiOss
10 Central PARK and tsok 9 tBRa ab0ut
tie srnaIl island there. then TIE
channsi was taken 70 Aiex-
andria Bay. Altar lsaviaG Ne
hav ths 81 Lm9rsnce r0uB0ed
WesminStsE Pagt and spoFt Islasd,
ana waa then Ia Canadian waters, 10
the LoSl channel. WhsFe tbs sufront 4
rapiA ana tEo8eh@FDnm. Eel Bay WAs
looksd into ana 9 visu takan Of the
qnaint and psaesfui Canad IN town Of
Ganansqus, whish vaa 70 b sen -
the distant shore
AS O'Clock The steamer ooald b ssen
from Oayton Winding 10 an1 out q TIE
Iainads and The band ano peopie m4ds
Fuaay y rsoeise ne pasty. Again tna
boas hoBdeA down Ne ffser. ths l1ea
beiua - rsmain among TIE tsfanda unfil
tha Miamtnafi0ns sonid b eee1s 1hl
Unltsd 6taasa FeRs1as e11t1r kfos
whish was at Gags Vtnasai wkaa ~
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LNc0La. (Neb.), July l6.-DR. Z. y.
Killings returned from Tekamab, Nsb.,
tonight and says that the disease among
the cattle theFe h surely the Texas
fever, bat thai when tbs native eattie
that have been thus far exposed 70 ln-
footion have died Of it vii cad. Tbs
number will be about two hundred.
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RXCEssIVE HEar.
THRaMoMKTKns nE0uTKR UNusuAL NnAT
M THE uHFTRn STATES.

WAgRmaroa, Jaly l6.-RspoFts re-
csived at the signal olloo indicate that
the day has been ons Of unusual and
extreme heat IN eli paris Of The United
States lying eagt Of The Mimissippl and
soath Of the Lakes. the thsfmomeleS
throughout the entire region TegeFinteT-
ing Sb degrees oE more. The healed
term has apparently Get 10 much earlier
this year than hefatofcFe. suoh dAy ~
today being rarely expsrienoed over
such Q large section Of sha o0antKy
Until August. A cool wavs IL on
lts way east from the Ne
braaka. DAKOTA and Lake Superior
region where The lempeFsinre has fallen
10 70 30 degrees, bat ice effect vii not
be f0it on the Atlantic coast bofefa
Msnday, snd will probAbly have losl
much force on IDS wAy te the noaboaFd,
- thai the decline In tempeFAtuEe viii
hardly be mere than 5 OF degrees. Az
laniA wts the hottest city 10 the United
States today, With the Thermometer l0z
degrees, while Denver vas the coolest,
Al "a daoFnMm
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CmCmNATI, July l6.- Ths maximum
heai today was eqaAl 10 that Of yegtes-
day, Wills the average Was higher. Te.
day, for the Grst time, horses began 70
fan n the streets. Sixteen persons we're
proslFated In pablo places. Seven
deaths were today reported, making .
total today and yesterday Of y pf0alfA-
lloas aud II deaths. The signal station
thermometeE registered % ana ItN
maximum, which means 100 70 i02 on
the aideWalka.
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Mn sAUEEE. Juiy ls.--UD 70 II O'CLOCK
tonIRht twenty Gases Of sanstFOke bae
been FoDogtsd at the Central poles 80
tiaa. OF this number, three Wefe fatal
Visiima, either bsing found dead on the
streets oF dying In The patrol wagon.
The day was she hottes4 ever kn0Wn 10
Milwauksa, ths ahermomstaF ihia eftes-
noon reaehina i0oe.
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eT. LOUIa, Jaly i6.-FoF she pasl week
Il hes been intensely bet In this oily,
and there bas been much gn3oginR 10
oonsequonoe, tho1Rh there have been
few eaaos Of prostgatiou and snly four
fatalities up 70 today vhen ne teef-
mometsF beat all pFsvioaa records eAis
ysaF, and registered lo3 10 The shsae g
o'eiosk. With - pFosiFatioaa, thfee Of
which fesalted fatally.
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General Insurance Agency
TAYLOR q BURNS, AGENTS.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Butler Building, james street
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po1CIEs WRITTEN IN FOLLOWING rRsr-OLAss AMERICAN
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akrHnnwp kDyIc@.

NKw YoMM, JaIy l6.-Aeviess 10 the
Assooiassd Pfe@ sao9 TIE following 81.
tratna tsmparatufe as points nameG
today, nsaEiy ail repoFting 4 70 - ~
hostsat dag Of ne yeaf Auo aoe@a %
then hottsst for maoy years. NsW 1otk,
80; Waahinaton, gs3fi PhiiAdelpntas ~
Beltfuors, 100; Wifmi1ge0u, Del-, 100,
Nswcantle, 100; @eaunaOn. Va, t005 kloh-
Tssna, Va. lOl; Wine5ssseS, Pa, I02;
TFoV. .N.Y,95.
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P1rInBgns. Suiy is.-Ths ssoekhold-
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CHICAGO. Jaly l6.-ThFee deaths b.
suusiroks nocsFFed ainoe noon, making
eight 10 twenty -foar h0urs. Forty oases
Of pgoslrAsi0n were reported and sever
a more are expected 70 result.
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sAx FhkscEsoo, July ls.-OEdsrs have
bsen recefved here from Washington 30
At up he steamer HassieR, noe lyine
q Mase Island, fos service. The Has
sisr h 800 tons buFthsB and has been
engaged Ia the coast sarvsy. A detail
Of fsFsy blne taeksts from the receiving
ahfp fndependsnoe and draft of ms-
Fines has been ordered to The HassieE
nnd she viii be commanded By Captain
OoRlAn. The Hassleg u ordered 10
Honolala. II is slated nat Queen Kap-
tolani vii Be taken - q passenger 70
insure her early pressree on TIE Island.
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DiVogce Granted.

CncTNNATI. jay IA dfToFes wal
granted today % HrA Goo6spesa, on
fnR a attach On Ter With mnResFoaa Ia
ks1t e midniahs, q their home a Prise
Hin, fsw weeks SEQ. Shs vas restored
ho her former husbaBd's na@s, Bodily,
snA The naaFFiaRs oontEaet with Coed
apsad vas aannllsd.
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Mine 81 Dynamlte.

ALzGsH wis. }. yuly 1s.--A mine. eon-
taiuina 40 poands Of dynamits. wss
found e. Aonselie, where eoDstraation
patty q he ChaeaGe, nilunakss 4 g.
Pani Railway was b1ifdinR . isns q
axnek Of the Iliinois OensFal Railway.
MaDAasR Milton. Of The 81 Paul read
has reaHiVoA advises eoEro0orati1a the
report. Il 10 n0s kBswn who buFisd ths
explosivsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

EEv Yozk, Jnly l6s-Itnsly hatlinR.
e1od haea raasfng. hrillis1t esldlnR
a1a aeeuraAa thFsaine, IN faea modal
Ranes eaahasd Ne Ohisaeo Clah DO wtn
another ezms frgm tha New ToRk Clnh
today. The toeai players esai8 nj
naaks hits waen hits we're % BE- mn4e
and died rather easily. Seores CAicaeos
3; New XeEk 4 RitaAaEs, Van HalieEn
and 6eofks; estshsrs. Daly an& Brown.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

MILWAUKEE, July 1.-the following
officers Of the Supreme Oouneil Of PatEi-
archial Circles we're elected today: n
4. KFeuRsF, OF Michigan, Bupreme SEQ
rotary; O. ID. Armstrong, % Grand
Rapids, saprsme Treasurer 3. T. Oar
ciloT; B. b. HaFlbut, of Red WinR. MINI
Sapreme VensFAble orator; samue
BtaeeF, Of Oltnmws, Iowa, BuprsmI
Wee Oraole; @. II. Lovovell, Of Eug
land, H., SupFsEae Marshal; II. W
BuFnharat, Of Rochester, N. T., bu'
prene Commander. X. 9rogG, Of o.
lamWA, Iowa, was elected Chaplain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

San FRARcEsCe, July lb.-The Immt
RTation Association reports that The ar
rivals in California from January lst 10
July iss amounted 10 about 1900 over
the departures for the same period. Tue
figures Of the association cover arrivals
BY overland railroads and b. The
Oceanic, Pacino Mail and Oregon steam
ships. Inquiries for land are reported
10 ba very brisk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

PEHzksoE, Jaly ia heated disoas-
sion occurred In the lobby OF the Con
mons tonight between DR.. Tanner and
Walter Hume Long, during which the
former called Long damned enob."
The Speaker Of the Hoase viii Be In
formed Of the affair and trouble 10 ex-
ueofeA,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

IucsoR A. t.. July M.-Tke block
ada On tAa SenthsEn Paeffa kaiinoad N
maFe sefsgea today Than e any tlns
thu sumn,er. Two eaaah@und trains
have thus far beHa held q wanAoul
ease Of Casa G3mnds, @a6 taFned hanh
e tralss Eolss vss,. Iss ~aAfAa has
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

AQS4G1-EN04ANAf0A1&s
BosrOs, July ls--~A1s snd shs hid, !"
Bcstou's favorils battery woz tie game
today, assisted By the srsoElsEs s1ppoEs
Of tie rest % The team. Mso9sn's p1z-
ding eaFves and dsoepsfve changes Of
style and dslivsxy. pRoved Z peFfscs
enigma TO the HooaisEA Healay pitched
q great bali after The ssst inhing, bai
lest The game then b 6nsea On halls and
yiid pitches. score; Bosten. s. In
diAnapolis, ?; pitchers, MADDEN and
Hsaisy; casehers. Tate and Arundal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PzLKpKERuA, Jaly le.-RhllAdsl.
phiA bad very little lroabls In defeat
Ing Dstfoit today. They hit Baldwin
hard and ofben and always when tbeir
man wefs % ths hAasa, Bufangton
pitched strong g4f6s. Philadelphia
6eided IN splendid style and took every
thing and took advantage Of everything
10 make 9 hasa. Score: Philadelphia,
10; Detroit, 4. Pitchers, Bufangtoa and
Baldwin; Oatchers. GunninR and Gan-
Eell.
ozcxnArI, Jnly l6.--olncinnati, p;
Beeoklyn, 2
CLEvELAsD. July l6.-olevsland, 10;
Aetrop0litans. /.
LouIssnIE, July le.-Louisxills. .;
Baltimore, 3.
81. LOuB. galy 1855. tOuiA o.
Athletics, 2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

WAUPloA WAL, July i6.-A eyeens
at o'clock this evaning wrecked ah@
opera house. unFoofe5 two hotels. blew
down tha Episeopal ehufch sseeple and
caused Other heavy damages. 1he Oar
ran House was gtFHok By Eghtnina, bue
no one vas iuiuFed. The fSVmefa In
the vicinity suffered heavy LOSSES.